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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-13
sOCIETY's WEEK.

Appearance Of the Emma
Abbott Opera Company.
IN TSsEaIons and Fans Esadsfsd
BeiMs Brilliant and Fssh'sR-
sbls andimsA
The German Club Birthday
Party-Mrs Stacsy's Tea
Come Coming Events
of the Near Future.
10. o. y. Anniversary ~ Newcastle
sIelxhIng Party At Port Blaksiy-
Notes, Personal and Otherwise.
Port Townsend Society News.
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NEW ADVBRTLSEXENTS.
FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

AN EXCELLENT MULE TEAM.
IA free from blemish and good size. In
qufre at this once. XXX. fe1S
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD RANCH LOCATED ON
"a WILDLY Island I'D acres. mostly
alder bottom and easily cleared: acres
under fence and cultivation; 10 acres
slashed; has half mile Of water front
age on the sound; good water and drain
ags; house and everything there 70 begin
living 81 once
Price $3.50, title perfect.
For neutrality-suspicious. inquire at this
office. jal3dwim
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TUE SUBSCRIPTION LIST FOR THE
i lew bullding association IL now open
at the Office ef +. II. Peterson. City At
torney. fel3 In
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WANTED.

A SUITE OF ROOMS IN A GOOD
"a location, with or without board.
Address H. care this Office. giving
tes ms fel2
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8AIl things whatsoever 70 would that
men should do 70 yen. do - even 90 10
tbem.-Jesus Christ.
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sIslxhInx Party 1t Port Blaksiy-
Notes. Personal and Otherwise.
Port Townssna society News
UspERTexEA.
SIZE.
eo vou,Vs bad happy time,
Traveler 50 queefiy brown
After aosnsFy sublime.
Don't yoa hate the dusty town.
Ana that airi yon left e Rome
eursfy parting was blow
Theresa no solaee here ~ honsi
(Did be ever love met NOD
HE.
waIl. IL was NOT auoh q change
Rrusn that ola familiar sphere
0Iaalers ala not seem 80 strange,
Ror rs rather icy heFeI
Rae es,sa ~tri--ahi she was sweet,
Simple as ) maid from soncoii
No soc aette, eli stale coneeitl
And / loved you--vhat fool.)
SHE.
almola and very good
Trusf 4 aiFi 70 know her QUE
Artful plsoe Of maldenhoods
Posing as an iagfnusi
Yeu. who boast yonF subtle Wis,
Take UPON che meFest anow
Anv little hypooritei
fOh, ny heart. l loved bin sod
M.
Don,t mallen my Roman lcse--
Candsg u her sweetest bloomi
have found the mafess shows
Not Al Rene, but 10 this room!
Once cherished here what seemed
Trusas heaFi diyineiy kind-
Nov / know only dreamed.
(yoyel shs's jealous, or I'm oiisa9
SIZE.
straneel For Pve baen dreaming, too
6uoh foolish little JEST
For / thought that some one knew
He waa deaFsF Than the rest
Dreams are dead--Why should We care
for ve wake aud 70 are gisel
Il your Roman dark or faiFl
20, my dearest, read my eyesD
He
Yes, we wake with clearer Razsi
Misss Of piqae and pride are Iowa
Daring, h0w Rrudge the days
when did Dot claim my own
Tell me, sweetheart, With your lps
am be you bold 90 dear.
So that Joy kaows no eclipsei
amK.
Shall ne 20 10 Rome next yearl
I.,n0,aaas1 Ha0dkfae
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Shall Ne 90 10 Rome next yearl
--L0Rqaaa's Magazine.
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Yes, We wake with clearer Razs
Miaas Of pique and pride are nownl
DARING, how arudge the days
Wken did Dot claim my ownl
Tell me, sweetheart, with your lips
am be you bold 20 dear.
So that Joy knows no eclipsei
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Washington Lodge No. l6, Knights OF
Pythiss, will give their second annual
ball at Utsalady on the evening Of Fri
day. February fSah. Steamers will be
sent to Ooapeville. Oak Harbor and La
conner TO carry passengers 70 and from
utsalady free Of charge. A large At
tendance and a good time are oona
IDENTIFY expected.
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SIZE.

well. Il vas not zach . change
From that old familiar sphere
gIaelers aid not seem 80 strange,
For rs rather ley hefel
Bat thai alrl--ahl she was sweet
Simple a. maid from sohooii
No ooeoatte, eli stale eoneeitl
fAnd | loved you--vhat 9 fool.)
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Seattle Lodge No. 6. ! o. @. T., re-
sensly elected the following ofh0eFs:
@. r., ]. w. Bixby; X. s.. Lizzie Ward
l.. T., Auua Denny; Secretary, b. A.
Starkey; Financial Secretary, Mrs. q.
Farry; Treasurer. Mrs. O. Il. Jones;
Marshal. Charles FARMLAND; Deputy
Marshal, Miss Kate ward Guard, Miss
Anna Hall; Sentinel, ID. I. Denny, Jr.
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To- ~. AxNrvEnAH1.
sLxIaMINo rAHrY.

On Monday evening very enjoyable
alssehing party was Rivan By Miss Josie
Livingston and Mr.. James Campbell, OF
Port RlAksly. The drive vas from Port
Blakeiy 10 Port Madison, the mode Of
conveyance being q large fonf-herse
sleigh IN which the entire party was ac-
esmmodated. On the arrival 81 Port
Msdlson the party 81 onse attacked the
elegant sapper which vas in waiting,
and the delieacies which we're 80 boua-
tifnliy provided qaickly disappeared
before tue attacks % the hungry once.
Not until The early hours Of the mora
iRR did the merry rarty tarn aomsWaFd.
These Who were present were Mrs.
S8ekman. MrH. Hun Of Portland, Miss
SwAnbefR. Miss Jackson and Messrs.
CAmshcl, CrsiGhi and SWaRbeFg.
Notes Personal and otherwise.
Ezra Meeher and wife are in the city.
Miss HI, o. Port BlAksly, is in The
city
Rev. q II. Greer. o, TasOrna, Is ia tie
csfy.
Georss H. Turner, u LasOansr, is 10
tie city.
Jno. Dsrisse q, Port Blaksly. is ia
tha cisy.
Ms. stewart L OF e. Of whAicOu. IS IL
The ciGy.
.R.NLD Davis. e MOaus Vernon.
IS 10 she city.
Mt ReSess HarlberL Of SaohamiSh,
Il n toe e3ty.
Mics Wren, q GA TAcssna. Is VISITING
( fgtsnds il Seattle.
Mr. P.-n Farbes. ef Taeoma. w&s IN
tss city lAst week
Mr.. Maarics McNicken returned Erou
( RssslNzd oa Friday.
Mr.. VIII Bogsn. u r4c,nA. visited
SEATTLE lkst week.
Captain + Q oaiHn. Of the schooner
ieassf. - - ne city.
d. b Jaeksoa. 81 Porg 0Auhle, vas II
( tAe Stty yesterday.
Mesa q. MePheFsoD. % raeoma. "a.
il tAa city l&st Mondsy.
NJ. Iaalea 0oiakmikh 0as il tAs efty
aaFins tha paas week.
Miss gsnnie Jaekson. of CeehAli&. i
zoe rpaidtng 10 TiuteEiA.
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A valentine sociable will be given BY
the young people Of the Presbyterian
Church at the residence of CaptaiH Gil
more, on Front street, on Monday even
ing. One Of The features Of the evening
will be post Office for the exchange Of
valentines. Refreshments will be served
aud 3 most enjoyable time is aBtiei
pated.
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The tes given b. Mrs. Stacy, on Wed
uesday afternoon. a. q good bye tea q
Miss Grant, vas thoroughly enjoyed by
the thirteen fortunate young ladies vhC
attended. Cards tastefuliy decorated Ia
water colors, found beside each plate al
the table. bore the inscription Bon roy
age" and she date. February 3, 1881
The following young society ladies par
took Of the generous hospitality Of thetl
genial hostess: Tue Misses Grant, Hal
Ter, Meias Of Port Madison, Terry, Lyon
Boarman. Sparkling, Hopkins, Holman
Of Portland. Ferry, Mcpherson and thS
two Miss Bianchards.
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east. Thiswill be Of incslcuable bsns'
az to the labor movement in general
for movement which does no reooGnll1
the doctrines Of Socialism cannot bettil
the condition of workingmen effectively
This Is being more and mere UNDER
stood by labor organizations. Their ID
vance in progressive spirit shows this, |
There are !manv rogressive trades
unions here, whose purpose it is to reai-
jse Socialism. t. e., to take production
and distribution into their own hands.
Some OF these progressive unions are
gradually absorbing the old school or
conservative unions.
These unions work in the right difec-
ton towards the solution of the labor
question. Labor organizations, in gene
raj, have phenomenally increased in
numbers, aud their future prospects are
highly satisfactory.
CHAs. H. w. Cook.
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EXTRA IsDUonnnArs.

The subscription price Of TIE En-
ouiRKH has been reduced TO ei.50 per
annum. and will be SAINT free 70 January
/, TO all those who subscribe at once.
Friends Of the cause who are In earnest
will make q specistedcst 70 increase the
circulation Of the paper. Tho following
extra inducements are offered;
Ten copies 10 separate addresses, II
DESIRED until January I, 1883, upon re-
ceipt Of $3.50 and the names Of mem-
bers OF the club.
The assembly Of the Knights OF Labor
sending ten names and @16 In cash will
be presented with . handsome picture
lin frame) Of the founders Of the order.
Anvone sending club Of Ave with
s7.50 In cash will be presented with
either two W the following works; !;
Henry Georges Progress and Poverty"
Georges Social Problems" Gronldnd's
Cooperative Commonwealth"
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boen issued By DIGlxict Assemblies Nos.
n aad La Knighh = Labor. u Chlcleo,
| = : boycott aaainlt P. D. Armour + Co.
Bnllu. Jaa. S.-Thirty.two Socialists
were sxpsllsd-ftom Frankfort during the
closing days Of the year. The expul-
sions created much excitement among
the vorkinemen. butths police were on
the alert and NO disturbance occurred.
WILKnsARns. Jan. .4.-All the collier
ies In this region shipping over the New
Jersev Central railroad were idle ta-day,
except two. on account Of the strike Of
the dock hands at Port J ,hnson and
Elisabethport. The closing Of the mines
has thrown out Of work 5000 men and
boys st the Lehieh and Wilkssbsrre
compauy's mines. 40 at the Hano YER
companv's. $50 ar Bed Ash. 800 at the
Bennett compsuv's. and 500 at the Par
rish company's mines. total Of s,lO0-
persons.
New YoRK, Jan. 6.-The men who are
employed at the coal dumps at Port
johnson and Elisabethport. and who
struck on Monday to resist reduction
In wages. we're joined yesterday by the
men al the two Ambovs, Hobokeu and
Wehawken. This makes seven coal
ports or places Of deposit at which the
men are on strike. The strike Of the
coal handlers is extending all along the
lines Of the Delaware d Hudson canal
company, the Philadelphia 4 Reading
railroad. and tho Lehigh Coal and N avi-
CATION company. This morning the men
at Perth Amboy. who hesitated about
striking. were ordered out bv the
Knights Of Labor. \
The trial Of H milton, charged with
-wrecking during the Southwestern
strike.' Is in progress at Wyandotte,
Kansas. The testimony taken 80 far
this week, rather favors the defense, and
tnow lo9ks as II the prisoner would be
DISCHARGED.
CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-The Chicago Trades
Assembly met Sunday to elect officers.
There was sharp contest between the
radical or Socialist wing of the assembly
and the more conservative memb ers.
The result was the election Of William
Klievjr. the Sociali,t candidate for pres
ident. The contest for vice president
ended in the same way F. w. Long,
Socialist, being the successful man.
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/ Eo1AEysyDtems In which = elrcul6tine medium
IN nsSsassrx quantity shall ii1ds dirsos q tie
peopls. without tie intsfventlon of banks;
that ~ tAe National issue shall ~ full Ieeal
tender tnIpaymsnt a n ldebts. pablo and
peivats: and that ths Government shall not
guarsntss or rscogniss any pEivsts hanks, or
ersats any banking corporations.
xvt That interest bsax1ns lbo6ds, bins 81
credit or notss shall nevsf b issued By the
0oysfnmsnt but that. whSn nssd arises, the
emergency ehalI b met by issus Of legal tan
dsz, non-intsrsat bsaxans money.
XVI. That the importation OF foreign labor
under contract be prohibited.
XVII. That in connection With the post-
onice, the Government shall organise imam
cial exchanges, sale deposits and fAsilities for
deposit Of the savings Of tho, people in small
sums. s,
XVIII. That the Government shall obtain
possession, by purchase, under the rights OF
eminent domain. Of all telegraphs, telephones
and railroads. and that hereafter NO charter
or license be issued to-any corporation for
construction or operation or any means OF
transporting intelligence. passengers or
freight. X
And while making the foregoing demands
upon the State and National Government, We
will endeavor to associate our own labors;
XIX. To establish cooperative institutions
such % will tend to supercede the wage sys-
tenn, by the introduction Of q co-operativeiu
dustrial system.
Xxx. To secure for both sexes equal pay for
equal work.
XXI. To shorten the hours Of labor by q
general refusal TO work for moro than eight
hours.
XXI. To pursuade employer 10 agree TO
arbitrste all differences which may arise be-
tween them and their employees. In order
that the bonds OF sympathy between them
may be strengthened and that strikes may be /!
rendered. unnecessary
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lcoNsumPrIoN CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed In his hands by an Eas,
India missionary the formula of . simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perIna
nent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affec
tions, also positive and radical cure fol
Nervous Debility and all Nervous complaints
after having tested Its wonderful curative
duty TO make 1t known to his suffering fel
lows. Actuated by this motive and desire
to relieve human suffering will send free
of charge, 10 all who desire 1t, this recipe, in
German, French or English, with full direc.
tions for preparing and using. Sent by mail
BY addressing with stamp, naming this paper,
W. A. MOVES, l49 Powers Block, Rochester
New York, cow
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Christnaas Candies.


The season is almost here when even
working people feel as If they must
scrape together few dimes and buy
some candy for the. children, and now
THE EsouIRER wants to say . good word
for zone or our kind Of people," When
you 60 to buy your, candies. call on
John Steele. at lll9 Fifteenth street.
old number, 2SS4. There you will dnd
the verv best confections in the market,
sgreat deal Of the stock being 'home.
made" and everything is perfectly pure
and fresh. Now. keep this in your
mind, and give your patronage this time
to dad" Steele. 49-ti
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COMMON SENSE
XMAS !! ] PRESENTS. ]

Persons IN thiHiiug orer What thsy shall
Dqy tog ChrlstmaS preeentg, should belr -
minf that there y nothing thet would "
cr By, than soms axtisie B wsaFins s6p1F1l.
a Mit Of clothes, oyeF6oek shoeGy O. : 1T
Go@ sCs1 mcsneE 6 nthx tc Z - would Il
nandk erchlefa heckweax d glovee NON .
young !ady 70 Iher brgther, g Sweethesrt
woutdbe yetv appEopfiate. We have III
tneee Things ready tor your order.
Our vstem of hlline orders bymail u %
perfected that n01-resI0ent patrons en- tSAdo
with us BY letter ls satisfactorily e II inper-
SOM Goods sent 9. Q, D. subject 70 eximi-
natioh before taking from express oflcs.
Wyhave everylkind OF garment worn By
tie male sex- Mems suits, boys' suits,
mems and boys hats, shoes, Underwear and
Az Kinds Of furnishings while our prices are
invariably the lowest. '.sI
Catalogue Of styles and prices sent ffes on
application. Our rules Of fself-ineasnroment,
II obeyed. will insure perfect dts.
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yopr hata-sesnsd ds,I4sa We apprssI
~ your pustom ~ 1ith that ~ -
ponncs that IN rstath weale now able
70 ondr ypu 4 lins q berIains IN cloal|l
and suit Chat ~ never squallsd II
Dsnver. / The sscrst = W must ssll
thsee gscdA Wsalso have IN unusu3I
lazEe assortment Of rsmnants that ~
ars cloans rseardlsss d value Come II
and - ~ and W viii make things
PLEASANT and profitable for you.
.lZI Respectfully,
GcIDEs EAaLzI IDRY GooDs Houss.
1867 and 1869 lawrence.
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FOR FRATERNAL UNITY. {
Local Assembly a325 Places Itself On
Record ~ Opposed 70 Strife Be-
tween Labor Leaders.

The following was unanimously
adopted by local assembly 1927, Of Den.
yer, at It's regular meeting, on Monday
evening, December 81:
Whereas, The chief object Oh. labor
organisations is the elevation Of the
whole human family and the advance
ment Of all who labor, as we'll as
the protection of its membership bv
each Of the many organizations; and
Whereas, These objects can only be
attained through unity of purpose and
cooperation Of action by the various or
ganizations aid ~>
Whereas, 1t is apparent that, through
the utterances and acts Of some Of the
leading officials of the Knights Of Labor
and the National Trades Unioas. spirit
Of antagonism has been created. and a
breach. which is constantly widening,
has been made between the order and
the ucions. and - Il
Whereas, We are positively con-
vinced, from information gathered upon
the subject, that the rank and file of the
organizations involved in this contro-
versv by the injudicious and rash acts OF
jealous and bigoted individuals, are not
only not in sympathy. but are conscien-
tiouslv aud emphaticallv opposed to the
belligerent attitude assumed by the
majority Of the Executive Board of the
Knights and several of the national
officers OF the Trades Unions; and be-
lieving that we voice the sentiments of
everv true member Of our order, there
fore. be 1t
Resolved, By local assembly 1927,
Knights of Labor. of Denver, as follows
~ That this assembly hereby pub
lirly announces that 1t is not in svnpa-
thy with the antagonisms shown toward
Trades Unions by some Of the general
officers Of the order. aud We declare that
such officials do not represent l.. A. 1927
by such acts, and its members will no
support any mandate which is contra AIRY
to the brotherly sentiment which char
acterizes cur principles, constitution and
ritual
(2) That We urge all state, district
and local assemblies to support this
movement in the interest Of fraternity
BY the passage ofsimilar resolutions
(3.) That We counsel our General Ex
ecutive Board to take such steps at once
as will lead to a settlement of all pas
and present difficulties aud establish fol
the future harm ,nious and friendly re
lations between all organizations whose
aims are the advancement Of the wage
worker, and that q copy Of these resolu'
tions be mailed to each member Of tn,
i General Executive Board.
(4) That these resolutions be printet
In four con ,ecutive issues Of THs LABoE
ESouiRxR, Of Denver. and that all labo
papers be requested to copy or rev ev
the same. to the end that the workers o
the land NAV take . stand that will il
the future prevent the evil.miude'
"leaders" Of any organization from ap
pearing in the attitude Of representative
Of any branch Of the grand army Of OF
ganised labor, when venting individua
malice and exercising revenge for pei
sonal wrongs-resl or imaginary.
In the Cause Of Humanity,
| r A. MASrKY, NJ. w.
[sEAL.] C,'L. MERRrrr. r. s.
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III. Story Of the Anarchists.

book Of $50 pages, containing the
lives. photographs and last speeches Of
the Chicago Anarchists, wit; an intro
duction by Captain Black. will shortly
appear. Agents can make money hand
ling this book. For terms and further
particulars address WIN. Holmes, $50
Bryson street, Chicauo. Illinois. IA
The Labor enquirer., 1887-01-08
A Card.

We wish to take this opportunity to ex-
tend TO our patroasa cor,llsl Nav Year
greeting, thanking you all for your con-
tinued patronage, and assuring YOU that
In the future we shall as in the past en-.
deavor to give you the most value foI
The Labor enquirer., 1887-01-08
IKavsah Prssp,rlns,.

Re cent letters from the Kaweah col
ony contain the welcome news that oul
pioneer comrades are healthy and
happy. and are making reasonable head
way in their road-bull ling, which Is the
principal work on hand at present.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-01-08
A GA r. %.

TO all who are suffering from tho errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood. &C., will send recipe
that will eure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered, by missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed envelope to tho
REV. Josx xPH T. INxAs. Station D. Nso York ciiy.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-01-08
II. An.rsh,ss sp..sA.s.

Complete reports of the speeches de
livered BY the Chicago Anarchists bel
fore the court can be had at this Office
for5 cents copy. or 9 cents when they
have to be mailed. Don't fail to read
them. II
The Labor enquirer., 1887-01-08
Personal.

Norman Traver. Of the Bricklayers'
Union OF this city, is in Washington, d.
c., in attendance. as delegate. upon the
annual convention Of that organization.
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Skinner BROTHERS
q & WRIGHT,
Clio thes, Shoes and Hats,
f Cor. 10Th ana L.wr.ne. ss...
DENVER. COLORADO.
BE AUTIFUL PANEL
PICTURE. !

Mounted on thick board. This is the baud
soonest souvenir ever given away in this
community, and will decorate the mantei OF
wall Of any room. Will also give one to
|Rech lady having sentlus an order this fall
amounting to $2.00 or more, on receipt Of re-
quest, giving address and date of order.
There is nothing In the Dry Goods line but
what can be found here in great variety
while our prices are Invariably the lowest.
Our stock Of Cloaks, Wraps, Dress G60ds,
Hosiery. Gloves, Handkep6hiefsi Fancy
Goods, ETC., is larger than ever before. 10
per J, cent &c! discount is given on all orders for
Our mail order department h so managed
that orders by mail can /be as accurately and
satisfactorily filed as At trading In person.
Goods sent c. U. d. sdbject to examination
before taking from express Office. Write for
samples and price. ii.NM
The Labor enquirer., 1887-01-08

The celebrated stiff Hats from the
Cooperative Hat company just received
ct C,avton's.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-01-08

Use Wilhelm's Nasaline for Catarrh;
Hay Fever and ColdA Drug stores; SOC.